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by jensneuse 3y ago
This looks quite similar to how were using OpenAI functions and zod (JSON Schema) to have OpenAI answer with JSON and interact with our custom functions to answer a prompt: https://wundergraph.com/blog/return_json_from_
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Return JSON from OpenAI to Build AI Enhanced APIs(wundergraph.com)
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Preventing prompt injections with Honeypot functions(wundergraph.com)
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by jensneuse 3y ago
We're using a similar approach with OpenAI. The user can define a schema using zod and call a prompt. We're then using OpenAI functions behind the scenes to parse the answer into the shape the user wants. Add JSON schema validatio
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Beyond Functions: Seamlessly Build AI Enhanced APIs with OpenAI(wundergraph.com)
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78x Improvement: Using pprof to optimize GraphQL Operations in Golang(wundergraph.com)
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by jensneuse 3y ago
It's great that we're talking about tracing / OTEL (Open Telemetry) in the context of GraphQL. We've recently added OTEL support to WunderGraph, allowing our users to trace through the Gateway and their services. Some mo
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by jensneuse 3y ago
An example would be if you target enterprise but know that enterprises would never buy from you because you're too small or not trustworthy, you need a way to overcome this hurdle. Or, you're targeting individuals but there's
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by jensneuse 3y ago
I know you didn't ask this way but I can tell you how NOT to do it and how to avoid a lot of pain. Don't just build the product in the hopes that people will come to you. Aside from doing market Research et Al, it's equally i
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by jensneuse 3y ago
WunderGraph | https://wundergraph.com/ | Full-time | Senior Golang Engineer | Remote WunderGraph is the BFF (Backend for Frontend) Framework. Our solution helps developers to manage the API Dependencies of their application
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by jensneuse 3y ago
Has anybody ever seen large scale applications in real life? Or is WASM more like a middleware layer target? I'm genuinely interested in this as I'm yet to see a company using WASM in production.
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by jensneuse 3y ago
Deno is becoming more and more useful, but at the same time it feels like the project moves further and further away from the initial presentation of ry.
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Show HN: We've Built a TypeScript ORM to Simplify API Integrations
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GraphQL doesn't solve under and overfetching, Relay and WunderGraph does(wundergraph.com)
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by jensneuse 3y ago
From the title, I thought someone implemented PHP in go. facepalm
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Do You Even Test?(wundergraph.com)
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by jensneuse 3y ago
Someone asked me on linked-in if it was misspelled. :D I like to play with words, sorry.
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You should Relay give GraphQL another look(wundergraph.com)
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by jensneuse 3y ago
You could use WunderGraph in front of your GraphQL and REST APIs to add auth, e.g. using OpenID Connect: https://docs.wundergraph.com/docs/auth/cookie-based-auth/ope...
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by jensneuse 3y ago
WunderGraph founder here. In case you don't know us, here's a link: https://wundergraph.com or GitHub https://github.com/wundergraph/wundergraph . There are many architectural differences, but most
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BFF Patterns(bff-patterns.com)
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by jensneuse 4y ago
We went into another direction, leveraging the existing ecosystem instead of re-inventing the wheel. Although I appreciate the effort of improving the DX for REST APIs, I think the OpenAPI ecosystem is very strong and established. Contrary
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by jensneuse 4y ago
You should always pay yourself, even without VC.
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by jensneuse 4y ago
I see it differently. It's most of the time wrong to jump from problem to possible solutions, tech or people solutions. Without finding the root cause, any solution will just fix symptoms.
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by jensneuse 4y ago
I'm type 3. When presented with a problem, I will not stop with W-questions until I think I found the root cause. I find it super interesting to understand the behavior of others. That's often a great way to find new business oppo
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by jensneuse 4y ago
WunderGraph uses Prisma internally to talk to the database, so I'd say this is quite mature. Here's a more comprehensive guide about our database support: https://docs.wundergraph.com/docs/databases/prism
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by jensneuse 4y ago
If you use the new "introspect.openapiV2" you should be fine.
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by jensneuse 4y ago
I'd suggest you join our discord if you haven't done yet. https://WunderGraph.com/discord Id you're open to it, please book a meeting with me after next week, I'm on vacation, and we'll discuss what
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by jensneuse 4y ago
Btw, we've adopted the OpenAPI parser from Mesh. The latest version allows you to use it already. Open Telemetry is almost done, will probably be released tomorrow. What else are you missing?
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Show HN: WunderGraph – Back end for Front end Framework(github.com)
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